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C. 3 Agenda Itne =i irg )JUctgct csedn °1 of the minor T= I 3rnre postponed. agreed. 1 I Agenda Item 14B: Preliminary plan Timberlyne, Phase II, Section i The subdivision officer reviewed this plat pointing out an almost simi ar plat to this h&d been considered earlier by the Board. The developers have acquired additional land and redesigned some lots so all contain at least 20,000 squarefeet. Some lots were reduced in size during thi process, All uggestions proposed by the Chapel Hill Planning Board have been incl ded in the new design. Commissioner Pinney moved the p a be approved cfommissioner Gustaveson offered a second. Chairman Whit e called for discussion. Commissioner Willhoit stated he felt at least one cul-de-sac in this subdivision, Tupello Lane, was too short to be given a unique street name and suggested the planning staff so advise the developer. When the Chairman called for a vote on the motion, the e were 4 ayes and 0 noes. Commissioner Willhoit requested the planning staff develop a guid for naming sub ivision streets. Agenda m Iti 14C: Preliminary Plan, Stoneycreek, Phase I. The subdivision officer reviewed the proposed plat. The Commissioners ex- pressed concern over a subdivision being located so near an active hog farming operation. They felt future property owners would feel the farming operation a nuisance and might take legal action against its owners at a later time, Mr. Mount, representing the property owner, J. A. Fine, agreed to a disclosure statement giving notice of the natur of the adjoining farm operation being affixed to the final plat. The Board further ekpressed its concern over the number of driveway entranc s to State Road 1:f 23 and requested the planning staff suggest some altern te th arrangements to e Planning Board. Commissioner Willhoit moved approv 1 of this prelimiaxy plat. Commissioner Gustaveson offered a second. Vote: ayes 4 and noes 0. Commissioner Willhoit raised the question of what was actually happening to the suggestions the Board of Commissioners hadIeen making V in the past to the Planning Board concerning preliminary plats? Has the planning staff and board been able to achieve their implementation? He feels there sholild be significant interaction between the developer, planning staff And Health Department in laying out the final plat so the most desiralle development pattern possible might be achieved.mm Agenda Item 15: Commissioner Willhoit moved the request of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bane to rezone 1.05 acres shown as part of Eno Township, Tax M4 26, Parole 35 from residential to general commercial be approved. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Gustaveson. Chairman Whittel called for discussion. He raised the question, what can be done to u grade the section of road connecting this property with Old No. 10 and US 70? Commissioner Gustaveson asked the planning staff how enerap. commercial zoning would fit into the general land use pattern of this rea? They responded, very well general land use plans call for.this ar a to support a variety of uses. As this area adjoins other light industrial uses and zonings, no land use conflict is apparent. Chairman Whitted called for a vote. There were 4 ayes and 0 noes. Agenda Item 16: Consideration of amendment to the Subdivision Ordinance. Commissioner Willhoit moved consideration of this item be Postponed until the Board's September 5th meeting. Commissioner Pinney seconded this motion. Vote: ayes, 4 and noes 0. Agenda Item 20: The Manager reported he was advertising for bids to replace a boiler at the Northside Multi-Purpose Center. This work is estimated to cos in the neighborhood of $15,000. No specific funds wer; appropriated in the budget to cover this item. He was therefore proposi g to charge this work to general repairs. Only $42,000 was allocated for this purpose. This job will consume about one-third of the annual appropriation fo , this purpose. The Board advised the Manager to procee. with this work. The meeting as adjourned. 1 Richard Whitted, Chairman Sam Gattis, Acting Clerk 1 .